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Originally published: August 31, 2005

Help Hurricane Survivors

Donate: Working family activists have contributed more than $586,500 to the AFL-CIO's special Hurricane Relief Fund of the Union Community Fund. Help us help our Gulf Coast brothers and sisters devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Be part of the largest relief effort in the nation's history by making a tax-deductible contribution now. Click this button:

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